Bucharest’s energy company, ELCEN, has received approval from Sector 6 Council to construct two eight-story apartment buildings adjacent to the Grozăvești Thermal Power Plant (CET Grozăvești). The project, dubbed “Energy Quarter,” will involve demolishing existing structures within the power plant’s premises. The new buildings will house a business center, as well as an exhibition and cultural center. Detailed Urban Plans necessary to begin construction were approved Thursday. ELCEN has justified the project’s necessity, though specific rationale details were not provided in the report. This development signals a potential shift in land use around the existing power facility and indicates expansion into mixed-use spaces. The project aims to revitalize the area surrounding the CET Grozăvești.

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